FIFA announced a groundbreaking new tournament, the FIFAe World Cup, which will showcase national teams competing in the popular car football game, Rocket League. New Esports Frontier: For the first time, FIFA is venturing into the world of esports beyond traditional football games, with the FIFAe World Cup set to feature the high-octane action of Rocket League. Global Showdown: Similar to the real-world World Cup, the FIFAe World Cup will see 16 nations battling it out on the virtual pitch, with each team comprising of three players and one substitute. Road to Victory: FIFA will collaborate with the existing Rocket League Majors to finalize the list of countries participating in the tournament, while member associations can organize qualification tournaments in their respective countries. Christian Volk, Director of eFootball and Gaming at FIFA, expressed excitement about the new partnership, stating that the FIFAe World Cup marks a significant milestone in FIFA's esports journey. He emphasized the organization's dedication to expanding the football esports ecosystem and creating opportunities for all gaming communities to showcase their skills on a global stage.